Jonard
Jonard JIC-2030 Wire Stripper/Cutter 20-30 AWG
Strips and cuts solid and stranded wire from 20 to 30 AWG plus RG-59/6 coaxial cable
- Strips solid and stranded wire from 20 to 30 AWG
- Cuts cleanly through 20 to 30 AWG conductors
- Handles RG-59/6 and RG-6 coaxial cable
- Manual adjustment gives precise control over strip depth
- Standard handles provide comfortable grip for repetitive use
Jonard JIC-2030 Wire Stripper/Cutter
The Jonard JIC-2030 is a manual hand tool designed for cutting and stripping electrical wire. It handles solid and stranded conductors from 20 AWG down to 30 AWG. The tool also processes coaxial cables such as RG-59 and RG-6. Its plastic body provides a standard grip for electricians and installers working with small-gauge wiring.
Suited for precision wire prep; not for heavy cable
This stripper suits technicians preparing fine-gauge solid or stranded wire for termination. It also serves installers trimming RG-59 or RG-6 coaxial cable. It is not for users cutting large-diameter power cable or thick armoured conductors. Buyers needing insulated handles for live-circuit protection should look at a different tool.
Strips 20–30 AWG and RG-59/6 coax
The cutting capacity covers 20 to 30 AWG wire. Stripping holes are calibrated for each gauge from 20 through 30 AWG on both solid and stranded wire. Coaxial capacity includes RG-59 and RG-6. The manual adjustment mechanism requires the operator to select the correct hole, so throughput drops on high-volume jobs.
Highlights
- Strips solid and stranded wire from 20 to 30 AWG
- Cuts cleanly through 20 to 30 AWG conductors
- Handles RG-59/6 and RG-6 coaxial cable
- Manual adjustment gives precise control over strip depth
- Standard handles provide comfortable grip for repetitive use
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What wire gauges must I already have to use the JIC-2030 stripper?
The JIC-2030 strips solid and stranded wire from 20 AWG down to 30 AWG, plus RG-59 and RG-6 coaxial cable.
Will the JIC-2030 damage thicker cables I keep for other jobs?
The tool is rated only for 20–30 AWG and RG-59/6; larger conductors will not fit the stripping holes and could damage the blades.
How can I confirm the JIC-2030 is cutting cleanly after setup?
Make a test cut on a scrap piece of 24 AWG wire; a clean, square end with no nicks on the conductor shows the cutter is working correctly.
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